Refuted seed as if someone was watching over it
Before it was as if response was based on fact
Providing, deciding it wasn't there
Swept to it, based to it, it was not there
Providing, deciding it was-n't there
Square (swept) to it, based to it, it was not there

Re-muted fault
As if it had a cause to live for
We might have learned
As if it should have been destroyed
It was not there
It was not there

Re-fall as if someone were watching over it,
Before it sooner then denied
Re-seemed as if it had a cause to live for
Destroyed, was later based on fine
Providing, deciding, it was not there
Square to it, based to it, it was not there

It was not there [Repeat: x4]


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The 15th Lyrics as written by Colin John Newman

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    i think its says about states of paranoia/ things that arent real(can be the effect of dugs)

    Reviewed, it seemed As if someone were watching over it

    people think about things that bothers them , they ,make up things they tend to transfer those paranoid feelings to other people .

    Before it was As if response were based on fact

    here they are stating that whatever they think about its not true (as if response were based of fact - for me its an irony 0

    Providing, deciding, it was soon there we are not certain of anything , we just assume things which can be wrong

    Squared to it, faced to it, it was not there look deep inside , face the truth = realize that we are making things up

    Renewed, it fought As if it had a cause to live for Denied, it learned As if it had sooner been destroyed

    we have a choice if we renew those ideas we think about them all the time , they are messing with our heads if we deny or reject them we realize that we were just silly (they were nmaking us paranoid)

    Reviewed, it fought As if someone were watching over it Before it had sooner been denied

    these states of mind can break our relationships with friend and family , people can be fed up

    Renewed, it seemed As if it had a cause to live for Destroyed, it was later based on /fact/

    some people stay delusional , they become more sick believing in their ''facts''

    there is no reference to takling drugs in this song but i think thats what the song is about there are consequences

    its just my guess feel free to leave notes

    Lukasz

    luki2110on December 27, 2010   Link

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